You’re living in the past. Have you seen one lately? Tesla does not stand still.

Good first effort but not that impressive. I just traded my utilitarian but boring 2020 Nissan Leaf SL+ on a Tesla model 3 SR+. 263 miles of range covers 99% of my driving. At 3616 lbs. It is lighter than the Mazda and almost any other EV in its class. Including the Leaf. 0-60 in 5.3 seconds and that is limited by…

“I do agree that the yoke looks kind of dumb though.”

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Paid for? Same here.

It was not all unicorns and rainbows. One of my flight instructors had a ‘72 four door with what hediscovered was a chronic problem with the automatic transmissions. Input shaft seals. It seems they needed frequent replacing.

4,000 lb.? I think you may be a bit off on that estimate. 

Should be 25. Universally. No, really.

Meh, Toyota. Mistook the brake for the gas again.

Autopilot is not FSD. Please educate yourself.

And who doesn’t want the government to hand out more money? Names please.

What Nissan has the 400HP VR30 twin turbo engine? I’ll wait.

I bought my Tesla model 3 SR+ totally online. I think that is the only way to do it. Took only 30 minutes. Including trade. I was pleased with the generous trade allowance. Overall I think I got great value from the experience.

That wheel/tire combination wouldn’t last 10 miles with the roads around here.

If every car I bought was based on whether it made financial sense I would still be walking.

I don’t think anybody ever said that EVs are for everybody. If they did they were wrong.

Have you tried finding one lately?

Um, it is a Beta release. It has been given to a select few drivers. People that are almost certainly aware of the shortcomings and are prepared to act.

No, the lack of sense of the driver is what led to that child’s death. Nothing and no-one else. He was driving while intoxicated. He was already putting that child at risk.

An LS1 is about 20 lbs. lighter that the VR30 twin turbo V-6 found in a modern Infiniti Q50. Careful with your generalizations.